England

A wellness retreat for the Romans, with elegant Georgian architecture around every corner.

An industrial hub with a vibrant, creative heart and a whole host of quirky adventures.

From traditional deckchairs on its sandy beaches to the tallest rollercoaster in Britain, the seaside resort of Blackpool welcomes visitors with open arms.

With a mass of museums to get stuck into, multicultural communities and the Victorian world of Saltaire on its doorstep, Bradford is a vibrant urban hub.

A quirky seaside city filled with diverse cuisine, vintage shopping and adrenaline-fuelled adventure.

Cool and creative, and part of Lonely Planet's Best in Travel 2026 list, Bristol is a must-visit for art, culture and action-packed adventure.

The Broads is a breath of fresh air, beautifully webbed with lakes, fens and rivers.

The city of Cambridge is a hotbed of history, architecture and innovation.

Chester’s charm is captivating and unmissable, from city walls oozing with Roman history to Chester Zoo's magnificent animal kingdom.

A perfect blend of nature and urban living, this Essex city was made to be explored.

Renowned for its glorious countryside, striking coastline and unique attractions.

Lush rolling pastures, pretty stone villages and rambling rivers – the Cotswolds has it all.

A vibrant music scene, quirky creative quarter and chock-loads of medieval history – there’s so much to see in Coventry.

With tangled oak forests and looming peaks, it can feel like the edge of the world.

A gateway to the Peak District, Derby is drenched in industrial heritage – yet nature is never far away.

Situated in the picturesque region of south-west England, Devon is a haven for adventurers, explorers, and foodies. With its diverse outdoor activities, delicious local produce and natural beauty, Devon offers something for everyone.

A place for roaming Romans, valiant Vikings and wise wizards, Durham is a city bursting with untold stories and magical moments.

From traditional seaside towns to adventure sports and charming cities with heaps of history, the East of England has something for everyone.

Compact yet full of character, Exeter is a historic city with a vibrant, contemporary edge. From heritage landmarks to lively cultural spots, it offers plenty to see, do, and experience on your next visit.

A slice of tranquil island life, yet a stone’s throw from the bustling mainland: the Isle of Wight is small but mighty.

Welcome to dinosaur territory; its beaches and rocks strewn with ancient fossils and footprints.

From ice-cream parlours to seafood festivals, the ‘Garden of England’ is meant for discovery.

A masterpiece in the making, filled with beaches, clifftops, cities and nature.

From the tip of England’s tallest peak to the nation’s deepest lake, this national park is stacked with super-sized scenery.

Unlock the secrets of historic Lancaster, from its medieval castle to its quayside.

A hotbed for shopping and the arts, you’ll find lots to explore in Leeds.

From a medieval monarch found under a car park to the city’s celebration of multicultural modern life, Leicester has it all.

A storyteller of history, Lincoln is a city with thousands of tales to tell. Discover the best things to do and attractions in our official guide.

From The Beatles to Frankie Goes to Hollywood, Liverpool is a UNESCO City of Music with seriously cool credentials.

An unmissable destination for travellers, London is a melting pot of history, culture and green spaces.

The gateway to the North, world-class football and a music scene that brought Oasis to centre stage – there’s lots to love about Manchester.

Linked by no fewer than seven bridges around a bustling quayside, Newcastle and Gateshead form one vibrant place to visit.

Step into nature with tufty-haired ponies, wild countryside and a labyrinth of bike trails.

Historical hot property – evident in its castles, citadels and 2,000-year-old Hadrian’s Wall.

Rugged yet beautiful, wild yet welcoming – the North York Moors National Park is full of surprises.

Steeped in the legends that surround Robin Hood, Nottingham is home to literary greats and a thriving independent arts scene.

Known as the City of Stories, create your own narrative as you explore Norwich’s huge array of historic and modern day attractions.

Just an hour by train from London and you’re in the city of dreaming spires.

For hikers, cyclists, horse riders and thrill seekers, the Peak District offers adventures galore.

Known as the Great Waterfront City, Portsmouth offers adventure sports, relaxation and refreshing sea air.

Sitting on the edge of the Peak District National Park, Sheffield is made for outdoor lovers and creatives. Find the best things to do in our guide.

Peppered with rolling hills, ancient woodlands and unique local flavours, Somerset is calling out to be explored.

Discover epic trails, rivers to kayak, castles to conquer and wild woods to explore.

Fall in love with this hopelessly romantic 16th-century town, birthplace of the great bard, William Shakespeare.

Lovers of The Crown can wrap themselves in royalty, as this town is about as regal as it gets.

Small and mighty York is the medieval walled city that really packs a punch.

Proof that perfection can’t be rushed, the Yorkshire Dales was millions of years in the making.